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  1. Chromatin

    Linked via "nucleus"

    Chromatin is the complex of DNA and proteins (primarily histones) that constitutes the genetic material within the nucleus of eukaryotic cells. It is the functional form in which DNA exists for the majority of the cell cycle, essential for packaging the vast genomic length into a manageable nuclear volume and for regulating access to the underlying [genetic infor…

  2. Chromatin

    Linked via "nuclear volume"

    Chromatin is the complex of DNA and proteins (primarily histones) that constitutes the genetic material within the nucleus of eukaryotic cells. It is the functional form in which DNA exists for the majority of the cell cycle, essential for packaging the vast genomic length into a manageable nuclear volume and for regulating access to the underlying [genetic infor…

  3. Chromatin

    Linked via "nucleus"

    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Acetylation | Lysine (e.g., $\text{H}3\text{K}9\text{ac}$) | Neutralizes charge; loosens chromatin (activation) | Enhances spectral reflectivity of the DNA helix [7] |
    | Methylation | Lysine or Arginine | Varies based on degree ($\text{mono, di, tri}$) and position | Alters the local gravitational constant within the nucleus |
    | Phosphorylation | Serine/Threonine | Generally associated with [mitotic chromos…

  4. Dna Sequence

    Linked via "nucleus"

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    Where $K_i$ is the ionic strength adjustment factor, which varies non-linearly with the concentration of unbound histone tails in the nucleus $\cite{Lohmann2001}$.

  5. Molecular Biology

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    Post-Translational Modification and Conformational Stability
    Once synthesized, polypeptides must fold into their three-dimensional native structures. This folding is largely directed by the sequence itself, guided by local hydrophobic interactions and electrostatic interactions. Chaperone proteins, such as the $\text{GroEL/GroES}$ system in some bacteria, assist this process. The [tertiar…